Tribute to Clinton Escort at Capitol Funeral Procession
Vice President and Congress members stood in view as the Capitol procession honored Major General George Clinton first governor of New York and former U.S. Vice President. Women dropped flowers on the casket while remains were moved to Kingston to be buried. The scene contrasted with earlier soldiers and tradesmen, reflecting public gratitude for Clinton’s long service and the republic’s esteem.
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Capitol
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George Clinton
New York
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Congressional Cemetery
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Clinton
Funeral Directors and Embalmers Named in Local Notice
A list of funeral directors and embalmers appears with firms such as J William Lee Thomas Wright Co Tabler & Bro R Speare Frank Speare Mardo Co Thos Surgeon Thos A Costello and Frank Geier's Sons. They advertise first class service at reasonable terms with modern chapels, telephones, and livery connections.
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UO Ptaler
William Lee
Contmadiaga Ee
Enstate
Ieee Ee
Thos
Sergeon
Ssor Tor
Cain Ian
Costello
Frank Geier’s Sons
Modern Chapel
Health Office Record Deaths in Patte County Hospitals
Fragmented health office record lists deaths by hospital and age ranges. Names appear with partial spellings and scattered addresses, mentioning Carfela Hospital and Mount Chilwe Hospital among others.
Licensed to Marry Recites Names and Clergy in Warmsprings Area
A marriage license notice lists Ernest Fo Bankman and Annln Sanders A beth of Gora Falls among parties. Clergy Rev WS Lompte AR dear Rolin and Rev EW Jamar Elward oversee the ceremony with multiple couples named including Nerte B Howse and Rey JB McLaughlin plus others from War Springs and Grimke areas.
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Ernest Fo Bankman
Sanders
Beth
Gora Falls
Meush Scromder
Seth Campion
Amanda Vo Alderson
Rolin
Jamar Elward
Roberts
Rosa G
Arrald
Nerte
Warr Springs
Frais
Hotge
Prinkiey
New Hampshire Democrats Urge Tariff Revision and Direct Senate Vote
Delegates at the New Hampshire state convention adopted a platform demanding immediate tariff revision and currency law amendments for stable money. They backed direct election of U S Senators by popular vote, government control of corporations, and labor protections, while a Bryan endorsement failed to unite the platform.
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Democrats
New Hampshire
Denver
Eugene F Reed
Manchester
John B Nash
Conway
John Sheridan
Berlin
James B Bhepard
New London
United States
Bryan Indorsenent
Walham
Bryan
L Norris
Portsmouth
Hampshire
Decoration Day Excursion Season Opens at Chesapeake Beach
Chesapeake Beach, the region’s lone salt water resort near the city, begins Decoration Day celebrations with reduced admission on weekdays and 50 cents on holidays. The Washington and Potomac Steamboat Company promotes the season with the steamer Anne to River View and the St Jo h to Colonial Beach, offering daily and weekend trips and a growing lineup of amusements, rides, and dining options as managers tout it as the nation’s capital area seaside destination.
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Chestewake Beach
Washingtonisitora
Wales of the Bay
Chesapirks
Marshall Hal
Warehall Hall
Teaner Haries Maalester
River View
Wassington and Potomac Steambat Company
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Pitts Hirg
Sears
EU Perininader
Alexandria
Colonial Beach
Washington
David van Cleat
Washington and Potomac Stanbart Company
Washington Pad
Potomac
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Atlantic City
Tafts Campaign Plans for Cincinnati Headquarters
The Times Star reports Charles P Taft says if nominated his personal staff will operate from Cincinnati. Secretaries will stay at Taft home on Atherton Street, with campaign HQ at the Linton Hotel. Lafts plans await Republican committee approval and census-related timing.
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Republican National Campaign Committee
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Finley Chosen to Lead Ohio Campaign Effort
In Columbus on May 27 the Democratic state ticket backed Finley for chairman of the State executive committee to direct the Ohio campaign this summer and fall. Judge Harmon, the Democratic candidate for governor, approved the move and urged Finley’s appointment in line with the majority of candidates.
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Democratc
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Harmon Democratic
Finneys
Denver Democrats Bar Concession Refused at Convention
Denver officials report the national convention arrangements committee rejected all liquor concession offers. A proposed bar near the committee room was declined after firms bid for the amenity. The decision imposes an absolute ban on alcohol sales inside the convention hall.
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Denver
Colo Vey
Honeymoon in Box Car Ends in Chicago Arrest
Max J Bender of New York and a woman claiming to be his wife were arrested in Chicago after being found in a box car on Lake Shore and Michigan Southern tracks. The woman wore a man's attire and had cut hair. Bender said they wed in New York on May 18 and planned to reach South Dakota to establish a home.
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New York
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Bender
South Dakota
Hearst Gains On Recount In Close City Race
Hearst leads in the recount across nearly 3,000 precincts with a projected margin of 22,324 votes, potentially securing the mayoralty. Officials say results remain unofficial until certification.
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Mr. Hearst
Cleveland shows himself Lakewood window visit amid ballots recount
In Lakewood New Jersey former President Cleveland appeared at the Ale room window all afternoon as a patient at the Lakewood Hotel he appeared healthier while Mrs Cleveland returned from New York. The recount of ballots forHearst and McClellan in New York City continued with two boxes counted showing Hearst leading by votes and progress expected within six weeks. In Victoria Japan Buddhist priests strike over alms rounds at Kobe temple. Vienna Emperor Franz Josef received American Ambassador Francis in audience delivering Roosevelt’s congratulations on the throne anniversary.
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Victoria
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Kobe
Cane
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Austria-Hungary
Emperor Frencis Joseph
President Roosevelts
Thaw conflict over estate allowance and press attacks
Evelyn Thaw coordinates with counsel to contest scrutiny from her husband's family while seeking a modest $1,000 monthly allowance from Harry Thaw's estate. She plans a quiet summer retreat in New Hampshire, resisting media intrusions and demanding proper maintenance aligned with her station.
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Dusty
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Seven Episcopal clergymen enter Catholic Church in Philadelphia
Special to The Washington Post. In Philadelphia Archbishop Ryan welcomed Dr William Ric Garvey and six former Protestant Episcopal clergy into the Catholic Church. The group professed the Catholic faith, were baptized, and will receive first holy communion and confirmation tomorrow. Several plan to pursue priesthood at St Charles Borromeo Seminary Overbrook or join religious orders.
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William Ric- Garvey
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Willam L Hayward
William H MacClell
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Milwaukee
St. Mark's Church
Charles B Bowles
Otto W Gromell
Chicago
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St Charles Borromeo
Overbrook
Pete Dailey Buried in a Brooklyn Memorial Parade
Pete Dailey was buried in Greenwood Cemetery after a long Brooklyn service at the Brook Inn Lodge of Els. Actors managers and politicians attended, with Elks presiding, a Catholic chaplain blessing, and a final procession past streets lined with mourners and performers. The baritone of mood centered on Dailey’s Broadway era songs and a last musical tribute by Webers Music Hall orchestra.
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Greenwood Cemetery
Brook Inn Lodge
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Weber & Fields
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Billy West
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Fhocklyn Lodge of Elks
Frank Bandell
George J Kraus
Muni Lodge
Elks
Eugene McDonald
Brooklyn Navy
Yan J Clarence Harvey
Lambs Club
Greenwood
Pilly West
Fame sinks after collision near Chaspes Bank
The Boston fishing schooner Fame commanded by Captain Thomas Fay was run down and sunk in fog by the Dominion Atlantic Line steamer Boston off Chaspes Bank. Seventeen crew members perished from the nineteen aboard. Only two survivors, Edward Pitts the cook and John Clark, were found amid the wreckage as lifeboats circled for an hour. The Fame, one of Boston’s largest trawlers, registered 156 tons and was owned by the Eastern Fishing Company of Boston.
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Fame
Thomas Fay
Chaspes Bank
Dominion-Atlantic Line
Boston
Edward Pitts
John Clark
Eastern Fishing Company
Student Body Found in River After Disputed Wage Talk
A Cambridge student, Regia Searstuns James, disappeared after a wage dispute with a firm years ago. His body was found in the Avrona River near the Boylstan street bridge, implying a possible suicide after the firm had promised raises that were refused.
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